As further practice has shown, umountnfs.sh should be moved up more, so
that it runs before K20dbus (isn't network-service actually a dbus-based
service and therefore gets terminated when dbus shuts down?). For
example, to K17umountnfs.sh. When placed there, SMB/CIFS shares are
unmounted before the network is down as a result of network-service
termination. The only situation where I still get the described delay is
if I shutdown/reboot my PC too quickly after starting it up -- in
particular, before an attempt to auto-mount an inaccessible SMB/CIFS
share from fstab is timed out. In this case, umountnfs.sh does nothing
(since the share isn't mounted yet), which leads to a complain from CIFS
still trying to find a network resource when the network gets down.

Anyway, all this is just tossing things around again. I have no real
knowledge about System V init and Debian specifics, so I may be wrong
somewhere.

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Unmount of remote CIFS shares fails with timeout on system shutdown
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/90795
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